Jan. 21, 1999 Vol. 7, No. 9

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Law School's New High-Tech Classroom, Office Wing Opens

UNITY BREAKFAST-Sydne Barker, administrative secretary in the Office of AHANA Student Programs (left), and Lesa Loritts, associate director of Undergraduate Admissions, talk with Gretchen Tucker-Underwood (right), who was the keynote speaker at the annual Unity Breakfast in Conte Forum on Tuesday. Tucker-Underwood is dean of students and the humanities at Brookline High School. (Photo by Lee Pellegrini)

NEWS Campus United Way Drive Sets Record Staff, Students Brightened Holidays for Local Children Fr. Leahy Leads Prayer Service Before Cellucci Inauguration Chronicle Wins C.A.S.E. Award '98 Graduate Wins Marshall Scholarship--First at BC in 31 years, say A&S administrators 3 On B.C.P.D. Honored for Heroism, Service B.C. Law Among Best at Using Technology Museum To Exhibit Master's Paintings Saints and Sinners: Caravaggio and the Baroque Image Masterpiece Thought Lost for Centuries Is In Exhibit Comerford Tapped To Oversee Major Construction At B.C. Mya Maung, Member of Finance Faculty for 32 Years, Dies B.C.P.D. Sgt. Edward Keady Dies Internal Committee Completes Report for N.C.A.A.

FEATURES No Win Situation--Regardless of how the impeachment trial turns out, say faculty members, it won't produce glory or heroes Understanding Creativity--SOE's Dacey says Nature and Nurture Play Roles in Shaping Creative Children Postings Calendar People Return to Chronicle Home Page